Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb met with a high-level Bangladeshi delegation on Monday to discuss strengthening economic engagement and institutional cooperation.
Rashid Al Mahmud Titumir, the Adviser to the Prime Minister of Bangladesh on Finance and Planning, led the visiting group. Aurangzeb shared Pakistan’s experience in pursuing macroeconomic stabilization and implementing structural reforms to improve economic fundamentals and create a conducive environment for private sector investment.
Aurangzeb welcomed a proposal for closer institutional engagement, specifically regarding debt management and public financial management. He expressed Pakistan’s willingness to facilitate technical-level exchanges and share experiences between the relevant institutions of both countries. Rashid Al Mahmud Titumir shared Bangladesh’s economic priorities and reform initiatives, which include efforts to promote industrial development, investment, and employment generation.
Both sides exchanged perspectives on the evolving global economic environment and the challenges facing developing economies while pursuing inclusive growth. The meeting explored opportunities for enhanced connectivity, industrial cooperation, investment, and bilateral trade. The visiting delegation included Deputy High Commissioner Fazle Lohani Babu and High Commissioner of Bangladesh to Pakistan Iqbal Hussain Khan.
